To achieve this goal, we demolished almost all the built walls within the apartment to create an open and spacious area that includes the living room and kitchen. This space offers various communication and interaction options for the family during daily activities such as cooking, eating, playing, etc.


To generate private spaces, we used custom carpentry work. The living room is elevated on a platform that conceals the parents' bed underneath a wooden sliding door, creating a versatile space that adapts according to need: a living room during the day and a bedroom at night.


The children's rooms were built following a similar logic to bunk beds. Each child has a sleeping space and a private area. The space is divided, so the upper level serves as a sleeping area (accessible by ladder), while the lower level functions as a private space that includes a wardrobe and a writing desk. Although minimalistic, these rooms enable each child to have the feeling of having their private space.